this place is a disaster. >> now at 11:00, the north coas communities traumatized from a destructive quake. now multiple quakes are here at home, puttin some people on edge.

hello, i'm sara donchey. so we talked a lot about earthquakes last night at 11:00 tonight we're doing it again. this time here at home in the bay area. earthquake twitter wa active tonight. take a look at all of these tweets. some of them were from people in the east bay who felt not one, but two earthquakes today. there wa a 3.3 just after 6:30 tonight. it was centered about half a mile along the heyward fault. w talked to somebody in fremont who felt the whole house shake. >> it scared me. the earthquake felt like it was a wave and it was like a seesaw. i didn't process what was going on. it happened so fast, so i didn't get a chance to register what was going on until the second wave came in. oh great, we're having an earthquake. >> yep, that was the second earlier a magnitude 2.9 struck

mile northeast of san leandro. that one was just after 8:30 in the morning, also along the heyward fault. but of course, the big earthquake was up in humboldt county, right in the thick of clean up recovery an mode d after deadly 6.4 earthqu on tuesday. power has been restored to almost everyone. just a few people left in the dark. but there are some people facing new problems now. some haven't had running water for two days. palettes of water are being given out to people in ri dell. when the lights came back on, a damaged wire actually started a fire, which almost destroyed a woman's home. over in fortuna, business owners are feeling the impacts of the earthquake. showing us why the other damage from the quake wil take a lot longer to fix. >> we can't go in and out my front door because the framing is tweaked. i'm effectively closed now until either they ge it fixed, which unfortunately probably isn't very soon. >> repo: t or

okand gls athy erce is ilingsto be positive about inside of her jumbled craft and fabric store for starters. a lot of makers buy their supplies well ahead o christmas. >> until right on christmas day we get all the men coming in looking for christmas presents. >> reporter: another positive i a lot of her merchandise is mad for a soft landing. >> it's not bad. this is probably about two hours, three hours worth of work. >> reporter: what does concern her is what this could all mean for a town that is in some ways still not fully recovered from the last quake. >> last year we lost windows al up and down the street. we lost more windows in town than any place else. she lost lot of stuff in her place. the next storefront lost the windows. th landlord opted not to replace it. they opted not to replace it. they lost more windows and this time they lost all the

windows. all the small businesses in. people fr shopping. if open beforehristmas, its us. >> reporter: she second round of damage comes on top of a hard time for main street. >> it's sad when the economy tanks. and that's what we're seeing is because of the economy. so many of us are struggling. >> reporter: kathy is hoping shoppers will return with the electricity. she says more than 30 customers have already reached out offering to help pu the craft store back together again. >> right now with everything that's going on in society, thi has been one of the biggest benefits of living in a small town especially in this area. w care about each other. overall we really do care about each other, and we're going to be there for each other. >> reporter: well of course, we are keeping an eye on everythin that has been happening up in humboldt county. stay with cbs news bay area and kpix.com for continuing coverage. oh my gosh. if you're a giants fan, you had a mourning. you probably woke up shocked,

confused, angry. shortstop carlos correa's deal with the team fell through at the last second. now he's in another jersey. charlie walters here. a friend of mine broke the news t me this morning and i said what >> it was last night for me. after we got off the air, our producer, justin williams, hits me up and said hey, we didn't happen to miss that breaking news, did we? and so carlos correa, himself, woke up tuesda morning expecting to be introduced as the newest member of the giants. the day ended with correa agreeing to join th new york mets. new york swooped in after the giants had concern over correa's physical and wanted to renegotiate the contract. so late tuesday night correa and the mets agreed to a 12-year deal reportedly worth $315 million. slightly less tha his original 13-year deal with san francisco, but at that poin it's peanuts. releasing a statement saying, "we wish carlos the best." and so brando

crawford now proclaims his stop at shortstop and the giants mov over with what they have. that' all they can do. if there is a silver lining, sara, that shohe ohtani will be a free agent nex year. and the giants have plent of money to get him or potentially land in second because it's what they have bee doing a lot lately. this one stinks. >> yeah. you know, that is a silver lining, but a stretch. >> we'll look five years down the road into a 12-year contract. if he's hurt or struggling, we'll say okay. >> all right, thank you, but no thank you. before missing out on correa, the giants almost struc out on the big one, aaron judge so what do the fans think about all the disappointment, all the heartbreak, and where the team is heading? we sent andrea nakano to find out. >> reporter: many folks are trying to stay positive about the giants and their inability to attract key free agents. there is a history of missing out on super stars and some are

demanding changes. >> get rid of the owners. they're messing it up for everybody. that's how it's goin to go down. >> reporter: a lot of frustration as the giants misse out on the top two free agents this off season. >> missing out on correa stinks miss out on judge, dunk two, bu so goes it. >> both new york teams had thei ways with us this offseason. an i'm hoping for a promising future, honestly. we'll see. >> reporter: carlos correa, a shortstop, was counted as a franchise altering player. one that could be a corner stone of a winning team for years to come. >> it's honestly very disappointing to be honest. the mets, they don't need a star. w need a star right now. >> it would be great if they were coming. we need to find some stars, but the team is still good, and they need to keep working on it. >> reporter: the deal for corre fell apart after there was a difference of opinion on some medical condition for the 28-year-old. there is a segment of the fan base that's keeping

positive outlook on the embarrassment of this offseason >> he's a good player, but you can't beat san francisco and th atmosphere here. i mean it's hi loss really. >> reporter: there are concerns about the ripple effect this particular situation could have on the giants ability to attrac free agents in the future. to have a deal on the table only t have it taken away in light of conflicting medical information >> you know, it's tricky. boris is correa's client, and boris represents a lot of major baseball players. you have to think that relationship might b a little choppy. >> reporter: the deal was suppose to be the second riches in major league history at $350 million for 13 years. some feel correa was worth the price to get the giants back in the post season. >> yeah, i'm not going to support this here. i'm going to support him, but i'm not messin with the owners. it's the owner fault. >> reporter: at this point in the game, there isn't a star free agent out there. there could be a possibility of a trade. many fans are already looking forward to next

offseason when shohei ohtani ma be available. next, a big chp investigation shutting down a contra costa street right now. what we just learned minutes ago. also an hour's long standof in a bay area library ends in a even stranger spot. and also if you've got it moving out of the bay area to some more colder, stick with us we might convince you otherwise >> yeah, one word, don't. some fog developing in the distance as we look out from salesforce tower. dense

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right now chp is looking into an accident. officers righ now blocking off a stretch of marsh drive near aria, where th coroner's office is right now. we don't know exactly what happened, but the victim was apparently found near a car. we'll keep our eyes on this one and bring you updates as we get them. a woman barricaded herself inside a bathroom of the san jose state library where police thought it was a gun. it all happened before 11:00. the library was evacuated while policespent about three hours trying to talk to the woman. sh actually tried to escape the bathroom through a hatch in the ceiling, but got stuck. eventually she surrendered

peacefully and police figured out the gun she had was fake. well our weather here in th bay area, really not that bad compared to most of the country a huge blizzard that might go down in the history books is making holiday travel a mess. even right here. there were lon security lines at san jose airport and a lot of traffic at sfo terminals. several flights have been delayed or canceled a other airports, which is having a ripple effect here and across the country. >> the weather coming in in so many different parts of the country, hitting a number of airlines and airport hubs. and the airlines are having to shut down those operations. so even though the weather may be beautiful where you are, the plane to take you where you nee to go may not be able to get to you because they can't leave from those other locations. >> oh fun. >> i know. the timing of this i really bad. the scope of this i really bad. >> yeah. it's not going to be a historic snow maker. it's just so much wind blowing that snow around. just the wind in the absence of snow could cause

plenty of flight delays. this will be an issue. >> i can't wait to go to sfo. >> the next couple of days. it doesn't matter if it is oakland it will be challenging. a look at the reason why the national forecast today. the big travel hub that was impacted by this twin cities. and also denver ha windy conditions. the temperature there dropped by 37 degrees in one hour. tomorrow the big travel hubs that will b impacted primarily chicago and also detroit. st. louis with a lot of southwest flights go through there with plenty of snow and wind and still the twi cities that snow will be blowin around. blizzard warnings even though they won't get that much snow. this system will combine forces with one moving up the eastern seaboard and produce just a mess for friday, which i the business travel day and the day before christmas eve. any flight connecting through the east coast travel hubs is likel to experience some delays. and if you are avoiding the east coast entirely thinking i'm going to the pacific northwest, seattle will have an ice storm to start the day saturday. so

problems are plenty. be patient check ahead, and again just be patient. around here the dense fog advisory in effect for solano county, the delta, and the east bay. visibilities are dropping, ending around the quarter mile. the advisory will go through 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. futurecast will show more cloud higher up. the approach to some showers tomorrow afternoon and the north bay. two waves of light rain showers. the first early evening will be hit or miss activity. another wave during the late evening, slightly more widespread. neither will be all that substantial. hopefully enough t wash some of the chimney smoke out of the lowest levels of the atmosphere, but then we dry out most locations are talking abou a few .01 inches of rain. and a trace of rainfall, but still we'll take a what we could get especially as they improve the air quality. we would like to stay in the moderate category t finish off the workweek into christmas weekend. temperatures will warm up and hopefully air quality will be slightly better a look outside right now. clear

skies over san francisco. the fog is further off to the east. temperatures mostly in the 40s, still holding on to 50s. mostly low to mid-40s by tomorrow morning. we will still warm up even with that increase of clou cover. the dense fog advisory, your temperatures will hit the low to mid-50s inland in the east bay. everybody else, the upper 50s and the low 60s tomorrow afternoon before that chance for showers will roll through. there is a much better chance for rain in the forecast next week associated with the atmospheric river that will be heading our way on monday night and tuesday. lingering showers on wednesday, and just looks like an unsettled weather pattern in general that will carry us through the end of the year. we will see a warm patter for christmas eve and christmas day with highs in the 60s over the holiday weekend. charlie? next in sports, the only winless team in college basketball finally gets a w. th warriors set some franchise records in brooklyn. not the good ones. putting on a show in san

francisco. they were so hot. bobby hurley got hot and got tossed. highlights next. also, she's home from russian detention, but she won' stop fighting. what brittney griner is asking her

well this was really something. history made in washington tonight. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy spoke in front of congress. it was the first time he left the country since russia evaded about a year ago. >> this is a signal of this war where we stand, we fight, and w will win because we are united. ukraine, america, and the entir world. brittney griner on a missio that has nothing to do with basketball. she wants her fans to help free paul whelan. a u.s marine being held at a russian retention post. she thanked fan and said the letter she got while in detention helped her not to lose hope. she went on t say i hope you'll join me in writing to paul whelan and

continuing to advocate for othe americans to be rescued and returned home to their families okay, charlie walter is back. the warriors, yeah, not a good look recently. >> no, they're still on the road. you know what happens whe they're on the road. >> meltdown road. and it's historically bad to play in the big apple for the warriors. golden state was blasted by the knicks. tonight they had to fac the nets without steph curry, andrew wigginsps. nets were wit kyrie irving, but still had their go to. former warrior kevin durant jumped out to a bi lead and never let up. t.j. warren finds ben simmons to han on the rim. nets up 68-31. last seconds before half time. k.d. oh, you're going to leave me open? cash. mets lead 91-51 at the break. the biggest deficit

since 1951. the game was a leas cause. this is still the gnats going at it, a slam. the warriors fall to finish the roa trip at 1-5. the good news is they don't have another road game for the next three and a half weeks. cal men hoops entered a ver realistic possibility of not winning a game this season. whe you lose to the likes of uc davis, eastern washington, and southern, you're not expected t win many games in the pac-12. final game of the non-conferenc schedule. cal hosting utr lincoln. skip past to grant newall who buries the deep three. cal with the early nine-point lead. joel brown led cal with 17. giving the assist there to newell. the last winning team. and no more cal 73, utr arlington 51 the final.

it was that kind of night for bobby hurley. his 25th ranked sun devils scored three points in the first ten minutes they didn't take their time. isaiah hawthorne. the steal leads to the slam the other end up 50-getting in on the action. they win 15-29 from beyond the arc. seeing enough. he's ejecte with a second technical late in the second half. 97-60. best wi of the season so far and the dawns are now 10-4 on the season. that does it for sports tonight. sara? >> charlie, thank you so much. still ahead, he's been serenading people at the ferry building for years. he is on a mission. >> i figured the more people feel

♪[ music ] ♪°7 well, if you have walked around the ferry building lately, you have probably heard this guy's voice. musician mark coleman has been singing to tourists and locals in the city for years. he tells reporter da lin he's trying to bring more soul back to the city. [ music ♪°7 >> reporter: musician mark coleman on a mission to bring more human connection back to san francisco. >> the only thing that's formin out there. >> that is his favorite. >> the guitar's name was named after my grandpa. >> of course, that's there on m screen. >> reporter: martin loved and supported his wife, christine, and their 2-year-old son. phil has life with happiness to allo thbest departing gift for

going to work. >> and now my day is ready. >> he's 6'4". hops on a little scooter. and with all that gear drives about 20 minutes from hi san francisco home to his usual spot at the ferry building. lik clock work on most days for the last six years. >> my name is mike barker. >> reporter: from 12:00 to 6:00 he pours his heart out to passer-byes. mostly tourists, joggers, nearby office workers, and folks picking up a quick bite. >> i believe music is an energy it's a vibration. it's the amount of frequency that the human air picks up on and makes

people feel better. so my intentions is to come out and make the city a better place through music. >> thank you, precious. >> reporter: without giving specific numbers, mark says he makes enough money to take care of his family. and even save up a little. it's far from glamorous. >> a lot of people love it. som people push back and say it's the worst thing they've heard out here and they call it noise in fact people call the police on me. what is even worse is th lack of engagement. the lack of response and the lack of community. he says perhaps it's a sign san francisco has gone too corporate. >> i think we've lost a lot of our humanity. some people will clap or smile at you, but a lot of the times people don't want

to look at you. sometimes it is just pure shyness, i think. but what happens to you at the end of the day, you feel empty. so when you do something like this you're not getting this kind of putting out at this extreme level. i'm putting out all of this. >> reporter: the music is not always tuned out. he's got loya supporters, made friends, even met his wife here five years ago. she was a german tourist drawn to his voice . he fell in love the a first sight. >> reporter: even in a changing city, it's a reminder music can bring us together. [ music ] ♪° [ music ] ♪°7 >> thank you, san francisco. i'll see you tomorrow and do it all over again.

all right, next, we might complain about a little fog, bu imagine trying to drive through weather like this.

all right, as we end the show, we will be thankful for what we have. >> or what we don't have, this.

we talked about it during the weather segment. we say blizzar conditions. this is literally what we're talking about. it's not just snow, it's not just a lot of e no, it's blowing snow. i mean this is ridiculous from the wyoming highway patrol. >> that's the inside of the car where they basically said this is negative 18 degrees and zero visibility. >> that is the air temperature. the windchill, buffalo, south dakota had a windchill of 57 degrees below zero. it'll botto out at minus 70. 7-0. >> that's disgusting. >> it looks like you're in the snow train. >> yes, more of the same. we compiled a few of the videos in banner county, nebraska. and a state patrol sergeant took this one. >> it looks like the same thing >> an understatement he said. >> this one is hennepin county, south dakota. more than 100 car stranded on the roads. i can't imagine trying to drive. >> you shouldn't. that's why they are discouraging any kind

of condition because it is just dangerous.yoget stuck, it gets cold and your car becomes treacherous in a very short time. >> okay. so i suppose the moral of the story as we check the holidays, check your flights. >> yeah. >> plan your drive if you're going anywhere that isn't here. >> yeah. and just be patient an be ready to adjust, and try to enjoy the holidays. if you're staying local, be glad you don' have to deal with that. >> the news continues streaming on cbs news bay area. good ght. ♪♪ >> we understand. >> we understand the feelings of embarrassment of failing teeth and tooth loss. >> we understand the pain of not being able to chew or feeling confident smiling.